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Date: Sat, 08 Mar 1997 18:36:43 -0800
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From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar]
Subject: SNET: Can anyone explain this for me?
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Doug and Friends,
When we sent a Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA")
request to the U.S. Treasury Department, for
all records of the Performance Management
and Recognition System ("PMRS"), Mr. Zolton
wrote back to say that many awards had no
records, because the payments were paid in
cash! CASH!! Now, does this not raise the
specter of widespread federal income tax
evasion by a large number of federal employees
who have received these cash "awards" (read
"kick-backs")? For more information, read
"The Kick-Back Racket" in the Supreme Law Library
at URL:
http://www.supremelaw.com
Maybe it's time we subpoena Mr. Zolton, yes?
/s/ Paul Mitchell
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>A small blurb datelined AP appeared in my local paper on 3/2/97. The
>headline read "Airport thieves lift $2.5M bound for Russia." The body
>of the text reports that $2.5M in CASH bound for Russia from the USA,
>identified as U. S. Government "aid money", was stolen at Heathrow
>airport.
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>Let's see. If a friend of mine from California calls and says he needs
>money, I send him 10 $100 bills, right? Wrong! A check, maybe. Money
>order, good chance. Electronic transfer, most likely. But cash? Only
>if, for some reason, I wanted no paper or electronic trail.
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>Why is CASH shipped to Russia? Pay-offs? Hush money? ??????????????
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>Any thoughts, anyone? (or am I just incredibly niave?)
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> Doug
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